Savannah Technical College will host a free driver's license restoration clinic to help local residents sort necessary paperwork and meet eligibility requirements.
The event will offer in-person support to guide participants through the process.
Public health officials have issued a recall of raw oysters harvested from the Little Wicomico River after 27 people got Salmonella with five hospitalized; Georgia restaurants and retailers have been advised to return any products from the recall (harvest dates were Sept.
18 to Oct. 8).
A Savannah Highlands home has transformed into Grim Acres where families explore spooky farm scenes and enjoy fun Halloween displays.
The showcase is open nightly through the holiday.
A Charlotte-based developer bought a 64-acre industrial property in Pooler for $19 million, according to transfer records.
The wooded site lies at the corner of Pine Meadow Drive and Pine Barren Road (near Tom Triplett Park's western boundary).
Livingood's celebrated 50 years with a ribbon-cutting for its new 138,000-square-foot headquarters on Highway 80 in Pooler on Thursday morning.
The company hosted a Clearance for a Cause event that donated proceeds to the JC and Nancy Lewis Cancer and Research Pavilion at St. Joseph’s/Candler.
Yesterday, the Savannah Southern Half Marathon took a new course that started and ended at Forsyth Park and drew about 6,000 runners along routes that passed historic spots including Enmarket Arena.
The event also featured a 5k with a course from Forsyth Park to Daffin Park.
Oncology nurse Brandi Webb had extra scans that found suspicious tumors after a normal mammogram — leading to a Nov.
6 breast cancer diagnosis and double mastectomy; she now gives home infusions and urges women with dense tissue to request more scans. Her reconstruction is scheduled later this year.
The American Traditions Vocal Collection held its annual Fall Gala themed 'Nightshade' in Savannah Thursday night, raising funds for vocal education, a professional competition, free concerts, and Junior ATC programs for local high school students.
Funds will support free public performances that celebrate classic American music.
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